took me some time to think this one out... to decide whether to write about it or not.. finally its here.
around end of March a doberman puppy was born... i hardly came in contact with it till first week of june. but then, somehow we kept meeting and we became friends.
maybe not friends.. a dog doesn't get friendly, it somehow connects with your soul straight away. anyway, this dog would follow me around a lot; learned to push the door to my room open and started owning a corner. if i whistled in a certain way, it would come running and jump at me. she was the greatest of playmates, even though very unpredictable and hyperactive.
it started to stay nights at my room. follow me around even at office and sleep under my chair. dragged a tee-shirt of mine on her own and used it as a rag to practice chewing and to lie down as well. i even began to plan its next meal and would go on morning walks through jungles and would worry about how to teach it to hunt etc.
Everyone in the community felt like they owned this puppy. So she was named being named many times, but finally she seemed have become Chimi, which i guess is a popular name in Andhra Pradesh, but some called her Jimmy... anyway, everyone felt the one most suitable name will finally emerge soon.
teaching her to push the door open to my room seemed easy trick, but proved to be tough. i guess dogs dont understand the engineering behind how a door works; so finally when she learned to do it, i was beaming like a proud parent!.
but last Saturday, it ran under a vehicle, and died on the spot. strangely i could remain calm and accept it as it is. some of my grief i burned by digging a pit for burial. but somehow that was it, there was no major grief response. maybe true friendship or soul connections do that... where letting go comes naturally.
human being is a complex social & individual product, who we try to understand (through blogs?) [these blogs are written by multiple people, from various places, and are works of fiction]
Sunday, July 08, 2012
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
Disorder X
I heard that she
has come
Here in this
gathering,
I do not look,
Do not trust my
eyes anymore,
I see her
everywhere.
On a slow fire
I constantly
simmer,
Can’t seem to get
Enough time to
even think,
Even though I just
do that all day.
Where wave after
wave rolls in,
To retreat,
And like the sea,
I also don’t seem
to get tired, bored,
To imagine and
re-imagine
When the contact
happens,
And it swings
between
Acceptance or
rejection,
But either way I
am swinging…
Days pass, where I
pretend
To be physically
present
Except my eyes,
They want to go
inside,
Be with those
thoughts
In that dark
cave
Which doesn’t seem
to have
The desire to push
them out
Back to the edge
of existence,
To gather light
rays to be illuminated,
Her thoughts are
enough….
I stop playing
In the middle of a
computer game,
Give up reading a
book
In the middle of a
page..
Every song I hear
Seems to be
talking about her,
Goofy grins in my
face appears out of nowhere,
My friends are
getting scared
Of my (empty)
stares,
Even jokes and
pranks
Seem too loud to
me now.
It is a disease...
man, its disorder X.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Specks of dirt
Now I am free
again,
To die,
In the jungles of
reason
I have found a new
toy.
One rare day, I
witnessed along with
Shy morning
sunlight beam
A dew drop’s fall
From the tip of a
leaf to the ground
Rolling over
It created riot of
colors,
Till got swallowed
by the earth
And I recorded a
memory
To roll around,
Even though when I
stood up to leave
All that remained
was
A speck on the
dirt.
It took a few days
to sink in,
That if you look
from
Far enough above,
We all are just
specks of dirt,
Even the galaxy
can become a dot.
Enlightened with
joy,
I carved a saying
‘If you can’t
laugh at yourself,
Then count the
stars’.
With a smile,
proud and tall
I walked away,
One in a 5 billion
human toy
Moving
in a sphere of clay.
The feel
Seen her a few
times and
Today talked, and
I am crushed.
When the heart
sinks
It takes more time
To imprint.
And mysterious
eyes,
Hypnotize, and I
turn,
Every time she
leaves.
And I know, she’s
the
Bestest,
beautifullest
In the worldest…
And I surge ahead,
Dance with
imagination, Fly…
Don’t read, just
feel.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Artificial dream
Artificial dream
I want to tell you
a hundred things,
And whisper in
your ears,
A thousand things,
and
Share a million
experiences,
And then some
more…
I want to be with
you,
Hand in hand,
wherever you fly,
And see those,
ever curious
About-to-laugh
eyes,
Forever…
I want to hear
your voice,
In every tone
there is,
And sit with you
and watch
The Sun going
round
And round…
And walk with you
In the rain,
Water dripping
from our hair,
On paths, weaved
with
Wild wet flowers…
And run on the
beach,
Play
catch-me-catch,
And listen to
waves and wind
While watching the
skies dream,
And then some
more…
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
a new era
this june 2012 seems to me like a new era, as if i have passed a new mile stone. its wonderful how many new things you learn when a jump in your perception levels occur.
had a 15 day travelling trip in the last 2 weeks in the month of May, and passed through Nasik, Mumbai, and Kerala... i had been away for 2 years and the gap seemed enormous, changes every where very noticeable. the world does seem to double its speed of change with every decade.
in Kerala met my university friend, and his small family of about 150 people... it was awesome to meet those people and only then i realized how much i missed meeting all those people. the return journey from kerala to nagpur happened in an auto pilot mode, i was in a trance of nostalgia, so the good thing was i was in a slow moving train and had nothing to do but day dream..
post return, i am meeting more than a dozen people who are interning for a month or more duration, and its wonderful to meet new people as well as getting back to colleagues, even though the gap was just 15 days, it seem longer. (maybe its just me, or maybe others also feel the same way).
can't put down the changes that have happened to me in a very specific way.. and oh yeah, i am moving ahead with barefeet life style, and enjoyed traveling barefoot even in the summer... the sensations that every step gives is priceless, and its a shame to close our feet for most of our life time. some day footwears will become like video cassettes... ;)
had a 15 day travelling trip in the last 2 weeks in the month of May, and passed through Nasik, Mumbai, and Kerala... i had been away for 2 years and the gap seemed enormous, changes every where very noticeable. the world does seem to double its speed of change with every decade.
in Kerala met my university friend, and his small family of about 150 people... it was awesome to meet those people and only then i realized how much i missed meeting all those people. the return journey from kerala to nagpur happened in an auto pilot mode, i was in a trance of nostalgia, so the good thing was i was in a slow moving train and had nothing to do but day dream..
post return, i am meeting more than a dozen people who are interning for a month or more duration, and its wonderful to meet new people as well as getting back to colleagues, even though the gap was just 15 days, it seem longer. (maybe its just me, or maybe others also feel the same way).
can't put down the changes that have happened to me in a very specific way.. and oh yeah, i am moving ahead with barefeet life style, and enjoyed traveling barefoot even in the summer... the sensations that every step gives is priceless, and its a shame to close our feet for most of our life time. some day footwears will become like video cassettes... ;)
Painting
Painting
Let it be hanged,
On a nail, in your
room,
To be admired,
they said.
The painted house
carried
That weight
without a word,
Where I live, with
my parents.
I stared, at the
expanse,
The depth and
colors,
Which they gave me
to look at,
With an expensive
sign underneath,
Invest in art was
that week’s advice
Of priests at my
father’s office.
Green grass,
pretty flowers
And a lone
mountain looks back at me,
Wherever I walk
inside my room.
I was annoyed at
the intrusion,
Until the golden
frames gleamed,
Made us friends,
fellow prisoners.
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